Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-24
OUR LUCKY SEVEN.
A Oyl Day, but the Bays Gst There Just the Ssme-
Evansville Observation-Disclosures Defeated
b. Kalamazoo To-Day's Game.

Probably enc huhuttu am MY F'"PiV'
All Of whom were men and boys, hravtd
the chilling blasts yesterday afternoon, to
witness the ball game between Wheeling
and Smdusky, on the home grounds, and
those who did 50 were amply repaid by
seeing a lrst-class game IN every
narticular The boys started III
with their Jackets on, but after
awhile Il good many were DIS
carded A. they got warmed up To Their
work. The nipping air that reached the
prand-stand, however, kept the spectators
dancing around to keep their toes and
bodies warm, which they only partly sue
cepded in doing.
Dunn pitched for Wheeling, and 1t was
one OF his hest games. the &andG"ktans
Getting only live hits oil him. H." Was
we'll supported by Wrstlrhc behind the
bat. and excepting two errors, II OF
which wa excusab!e, the field work was
excellent.
,Iohn Eastman occupied the box Tor san
dusky, and the home team got onto hlm ia
several innings, succeeded III hu"' Tau"
their hits. and assisted by several cost!
errors, won the game. Eastman was we'll
supported by Chrisman behind the bat,
and aside from several wild throws aud
two fumbles, the Saudu-ky boys Yielded
well.
In the first two innings both sides sue
ceeded in blauking in short order, ana IN
the third Wheeling commenced scorlug
with one run. StcntGel hit safe and took
second on CIogan's sacrifice. Dunn $ hit
to third, which was tumhitd, took Stcnt-
eel home and gave Dunn a life. The side
then retired. In THEN half the visitors
thanked. Both clubs gooSr rggri IN the
fourth and fifth.
In the sixth Stentzel got lite Oh balls
and got third on CrOpn's single. Dunn :
prrtty W o.bagger 10 centre scored S;rntl"I
and Crupan. Nichol, Nicholson and White
then retired The side hy Going out III nnr,
two three order. In Tie visitors halt
there was some nice playing ON the pant
of the home team, which prevented 4
score being made. Eastman hit a two
bagrrr, RoutcIitle ilied ont to NichOl, and
Eastman stole third. Miller then wrat T."
the bat aud hit Il long iiy 10 NIrhoI, VINO
nabbcd il and sent it to the plate by Il
beautiful throw, cutting oil Eas-th!hI ana
retiring the side.
In the seventh Wheeling blanked and
Sandusky made her first score. Ityn Int
safe, stole second, McNry flied ont Ia
NlrhoI who had To- make 4 hard run AMI
dropped the ball, which allowed Hyn to
get across the plate.
In the eighth SlentHel flied out, Crosan
hit a two Dagger, Damn got first on Mul-
hollands tumble, and trOgan wts taken
home by Nichols safe hit, which Fave hlm
second and Dunn third. Nicholson long
hy To centre allowed Dunn to scare. The
side then retired with two men ON bases.
In their half the visitors made i"" moe
runs Iirwrr got a life on balls aud East
nam hit to White, who made = had throw
10 second, giving both men their ha'S.
ROutcliii 5 sacrifice then took He"rr h"lnr.
and Miller's safe hit 10 centre scored East
ham, after which the side retired
Wcstlakc opened the ninth for Wheeling
with a safe hit and Spride!'s ,io"l" i""h
him 70 second. Stencil hitto Mulhoii1nd,
who retired Wcstlakc at third and then
madea wild throw to first, which allowed
Speidel To score and gave StcnthaI second.
Crogan's safe hit then took StcnNIcl home.
The side then retired. leaving Crogin at
second.
Sandusky retired in one, two, three
order and the game was end,d. Following
is the score in detail.